
Sunny-Side Up Pot Holders
Created to match her twill apron, these pot holders use doubled cloth for heat protection and bias tape for easy binding on the edges.
Pattern · Handwoven
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Created to match her twill apron, these pot holders use doubled cloth for heat protection and bias tape for easy binding on the edges.
Pattern · Handwoven


Discover 5 different handcarded preparations plus blending-board fractals and why you might need a wool picker.
Magazine · Spin Off

Learn the "one-pot" method that combines multiple dyestuffs for fun, multicolor effect.
Article · Spin Off

Celebrate 30 years of PieceWork with this special edition full of extravagant projects and rich historic textiles.
Magazine · PieceWork

Discover textiles, motifs, and techniques that have been transported across continents and through time.
Magazine · PieceWork

Soak up the beauty of embellished textiles, from the thrifty to the luxurious.
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Uncover needlework traditions, techniques, and textiles that were forgotten and rediscovered by modern makers.
Magazine · PieceWork

Enjoy this digital issue of PieceWork Mar/Apr 2012.
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Enjoy this digital issue of PieceWork September/October 2005.
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Enjoy this digital issue of PieceWork September/October 1999.
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Enjoy this digital issue of PieceWork January/February 1999.
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Enjoy this digital issue of PieceWork November/December 1998.
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Enjoy this digital issue of PieceWork September/October 1998.
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Enjoy this digital issue of Handwoven May/June 2007.
Magazine · Handwoven

Tackle the basics of color value and why it matters to weavers.
Article · Little Looms

Learn to repair your garments, fix your tools, refresh your stash, and more.
Magazine · Spin Off

From simple to complex, color-and-weave will astound you.
Magazine · Handwoven

Discover bewitching projects and uncover the truths of enduring needlework puzzles.
Magazine · PieceWork

Put your hexagon loom to use and weave this lightweight shawl in the colors of lilacs, one of the first blossoms of spring. Perfect for garden parties or weddings, this shawl features a simple crochet join that adds interest and accentuates the hexagonal shapes in the fabric.
Pattern · Little Looms

In this PDF you'll find the original 8-shaft draft and the 4-shaft reduced version.
Pattern · Handwoven

Knit a counterpane based on the one made by First Lady Grace Coolidge.
Pattern · PieceWork
In this collection, Jacqueline Blix revisits a family heirloom shawl knit by Joseph Sheldon Long, a World War I soldier, father, grandfather, and knitter.
Pattern · PieceWork

Great for beginners and seasoned stitchers, these lovely bags can be used for many storage purposes, from spindle bag to all-purpose tote.
Pattern · PieceWork